The Steelers have worked this off-season to improve their depth in the secondary (which included the addition of star Joe Haden), and Wilcox can provide very good depth to the safety rotation. He's a physical player who can also help out on special teams (including kick returns), so this is a solid move by the Steelers--especially since they don't give up too much in the draft pick downgrade.

Tampa Bay recently signed established veteran safety T.J. Ward, so Wilcox--who has a guaranteed contract--became expendable. This move makes room for Ward, while saving the Bucs some money while upgrading their draft pick situation.

Even in fantasy leagues featuring Individual Defensive Players, Wilcox isn't projected as a starter anytime soon for Pittsburgh. He can be avoided in almost all fantasy formats.